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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
3
The fair offers Over the Falls the biggest ride, a bound and break escape thrill tied to a railroad theme. Other attractions include the whip, dizzy aeroplane swings, tango swings, ferris wheel and carousel. The write up invites all to relive youth by enjoying the carnival atmosphere.
President Wilson plans to deliver a statement to allied premiers on the Turkish question as reported from Washington on March 17 by the International News Service.
Mr and Mrs Perry Jack Edwards welcome a daughter Katheryn Elizabeth born Saturday March 15.
A Patterson Mercantile Company notice urges readers to attend a sale on Monday March 22 with goods offered at less than current wholesale prices. The ad credits Automobile Laundry Frank P. Lide and promotes profit questioning.
A Southern doctor promotes Rhubarb and Calomel tablets BARBACALS as a liver directed remedy to prevent colds and flu. Ad claims BARBACALS boost vigor, reduce nausea, and require no work time loss. Large packages priced 35 cents with money back guarantee at Albany and Decatur drug stores. Also mentions Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Washington March 17 President Wilson will issue a decision in the coal miners wage controversy within 48 hours. The White House states the president believes the differences between miners and operators can be settled and that they may be asked to meet and adjust their differences themselves.
Justin reports Henley formerly of Albany and the American Cities Bureau is temporarily in charge of Adrian Michigan Chamber of Commerce at a 400 dollar monthly salary. He arrived last Monday and says he was asked to cover until a permanent secretary is found. He prefers his regular line of work.
D C Waugh formerly of Somerville now lives in Hartselle and asks that his paper be mailed to his new address. He adds I can't do without your paper.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier for rheumatism, claiming surface treatments fail and that the remedy cleanses the blood of germs, acts as a tonic, and has been used for over fifty years. Readers are invited to write for information from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga.
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